View Full Version : 2002 V2 Monaro CV8 a few questions
VT_5l
07-07-2006, 12:21 AM
i got a few questions, i got a 2002 CV8 auto and i just wanted to know
what type of brakes has it got factory and also what power it would be pulling at the wheels standard?
thanks
RED R8
07-07-2006, 12:25 AM
i got a few questions, i got a 2002 CV8 auto and i just wanted to know
what type of brakes has it got factory and also what power it would be pulling at the wheels standard?
thanks
I think brakes are stock holden SS etc and arround 195rwkw's
Rick76
07-07-2006, 12:26 AM
i got a few questions, i got a 2002 CV8 auto and i just wanted to know
what type of brakes has it got factory and also what power it would be pulling at the wheels standard?
thanks
The brakes are just standard Commodore brakes up until the VZ Monaro.
I guess somewhere around 175-185rwkw standard for a 225kw Series I. My Series II (235kw) Manual had 190rwkw totally stock.
HERCULES
07-07-2006, 12:28 AM
Around 170-180rwkw and brakes are Twin Piston Calipers.
Not sure on the rotor sizes though for the 2002 model?
Front: 298mm? Rear 286mm?
Ghosn
07-07-2006, 01:32 AM
i got a few questions, i got a 2002 CV8 auto and i just wanted to know
what type of brakes has it got factory and also what power it would be pulling at the wheels standard?
thanks
PBR brakes
Tez82
07-07-2006, 09:08 AM
Yeah brakes are the same that are on the VT's, VX's and VY's so nothing special at all :(
In regards to power well they don't have enough, tune on mine was shit pulled only around 178rwkw with full exhaust and diff gears... Edit saw her jump to 238rwkw :D
Mate congrats on the car :) you will love it....
Tez
mad_monaro
07-07-2006, 09:34 AM
How funny Tez - we have same car, same color and same power!!
What were your before and after times at Willowbank??
Tez82
07-07-2006, 09:52 AM
LoL hehehe mate must be the colour ;)
Didn't have a before time hey :( with edit, diff gears, zorst she ran best time of 12.9@110 and with stally in best time now is 12.59@110... how about urself?
mad_monaro
07-07-2006, 10:06 AM
Havent run it at WSID yet. Waiting to get a Orsom CAI from Sonny, then a Tex before I hit the 1/4.
Tez it could be the PT tune mine was done there and was 239kw mines an auto with the usual mods
VT-5l I upgraded my brakes to the 330/315 PBR there is a big improvement on the stock items good enough for street use I recomend this kit for the price they are
Allan
VT_5l
07-07-2006, 11:40 PM
i was disappointed i got the auto and was like ok...this isnt that quick it couldnt be pulling more the 170rwkw....i believe it would pull maybe a 15-14.8 on the 1/4. Also another big problem is, it gets soo much wheel spin all the time. just gas it, and shell spin to about 60 kms. Its got falkens hugging the factory 18's on it. I was expecting it to perform a bit like a mates VY 160 clubby (auto) but was a bit let down :S
is this normal? i own the car, mechanics have said its A1 condition, is this just how the auto 225kw is? whats the best way to get a real kick in the pants out of it? :)
Tez82
08-07-2006, 11:29 AM
Mate normal, especially auto's are very sluggish that's why the edit really allows the car to perform to its full potential :D Edit is really worth it if you have a auto, as it changes your shift points, increases line pressure within the tranny, etc... Although compared with ur previous VT 5L which would have pulled around 130rwkw in a heavy VT shell I am amazed you already use to the new power from the gen3 :p
Tez
VT_5l
08-07-2006, 06:00 PM
Mate normal, especially auto's are very sluggish that's why the edit really allows the car to perform to its full potential :D Edit is really worth it if you have a auto, as it changes your shift points, increases line pressure within the tranny, etc... Although compared with ur previous VT 5L which would have pulled around 130rwkw in a heavy VT shell I am amazed you already use to the new power from the gen3 :p
Tez
i had a 5l VT and a V6 VT that my brother drove. The 5l had cat back on it and the ecotech had a stage 2 crow cam on it with rr's, exaust headers etc. Even when the 5l got its headers put on , the vt ecotech would anihilate it. on the dyno the vt pulled out 145 rwkw :confused: not bad for a v6, but even standard, the 5l wasnt anything special at all, before or after the exuast system.
VT_5l
12-07-2006, 04:34 PM
also whats the best exuast system to get fitted? should i go for defillipo or is there an alternative brand with just the same power results
VT-099
12-07-2006, 10:17 PM
Check out the sureflo site, they are a forum sponsor and have a lot of good info about exhausts. Greg from sureflo really knows his stuff.
I've got a 2002 V2 Manual and will probably be getting Pacemaker 4>1 extractors and the sureflo dual 2.5" system put on. Wont be happening for a while though, gotta get the dosh up first :doh:
VT_5l
13-07-2006, 11:45 PM
what am i looking at price wise roughly?
vt350phantom
13-07-2006, 11:53 PM
Mate go see Greg at Sureflo, I got Pacie tri-y's (HPC coated) opened cat pipes and 3.5" single system for 1500 bucks in mild steel. Its a great system that sounds tuff. Chuck in an edit and OTRCAI and you will see about 225 to 235 rwkw and a whole new driving experience!!!
powerman_dsr
14-07-2006, 07:43 AM
I think brakes are stock holden SS etc and arround 195rwkw's
hes pretty close, i had a 2002 VY and i pulled 176 kw's with mine
VT_5l
14-07-2006, 04:24 PM
whats the major difference between pacies and defillipo?
is it a Major power diff or just minor?
VT-099
14-07-2006, 05:45 PM
It's probably best if you drop Greg a line, his user name is Thunder. The big difference in deflippo systems is the way the dual systems merge, as far as extractors go it all depends on the type of extractors you choose, Tri-Y, 4>1, HPC, etc.
What vt350phantom has is what Greg recommended to me for a good street set-up. Unless you are taking your car to the strip or track it would do plenty good.
VT_5l
16-07-2006, 11:39 PM
It's probably best if you drop Greg a line, his user name is Thunder. The big difference in deflippo systems is the way the dual systems merge, as far as extractors go it all depends on the type of extractors you choose, Tri-Y, 4>1, HPC, etc.
What vt350phantom has is what Greg recommended to me for a good street set-up. Unless you are taking your car to the strip or track it would do plenty good.
im looking at a daily driver plus 1/4 mile (12's).
Also what would be the best to improve handling in the monaro?
Sway bars? suspension?
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